SAILOR
Ahoy
Press details promoting the 1991 comeback album
"Sailor":
 The
cruise continues: What started in 1976 with sailor
outfits, red light atmosphere but without any electric
guitar and bass and went straight into the charts, is
now, fresh as usual, back on the way to continue this
tradition. SAILOR - who else could it be - report:
"Everyone on deck!"
After sad years without SAILOR the 90s comeback single
'The Secretary' heralds the second successful springtime
of the quaint formation. Not only the resonance of the
radio stations and the high chart positions, but also the
resonance of the friends of the SAILOR music proves that
the four SAILOR-boys (by the way:it's the original
line-up frpm '76) created a big hole in the pop-world
with their, finally finished, separation. Georg Kajanus
(v,g), Henry Marsh (key), Phil Pickett (key) and Grant
Serpell (dr) wrote with such an impressive style that
they stormed the hearts of their fans as well as the
charts. Who can say that he or she hasn't heard songs, or
classics, like 'Girls, Girls, Girls' or "A Glass Of
Champagne' before?
That's why the reunion in 1990 was a duty - the demand of
'The Secretary' from the listeners proves that with an
emphasis.
Early this year SAILOR released their second hit: 'Music'
is the name of their new single which underlines the
remarkable features of the band. The secret of their
success lies in the mixture of high quality and at the
same time 'simple' entertainment - so to speak the
classical way for pop music.
But not only the fans of their singles are served, a new
LP will also be relased soon.
A kind of collection, which doesn't only include the new
SAILOR hits 'The Secretary' and 'Music' but also - for
old and for new fans - songs from the early days of the
band. The two mega-sellers 'Girls, Girls, Girls' and 'A
Glass Of Champagne' end the new album and just leave one
wish: Take us with you on your voyage, SAILORs, and give
us more of that!
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